The Afrique En Cirque show symbolizes the strength, agility and joy of life found in African youth. A handful of daring acrobats, accompanied by their musicians, perform to the pulsating rhythm of the djembes of Guinea with their authentic and original choreography and acrobatics.
With the melodious sound of the Kora, Yamoussa Bangoura transports us to a place where the diversity of traditional African arts are illuminated, and combined with the virtuosity of a modern North American Circus performance.
The Afrique En Cirque show symbolizes the strength, agility and joy of life found in African youth. A handful of daring acrobats, accompanied by their musicians, perform to the pulsating rhythm of the djembes of Guinea with their authentic and original choreography and acrobatics.
With the melodious sound of the Kora, Yamoussa Bangoura transports us to a place where the diversity of traditional African arts are illuminated, and combined with the virtuosity of a modern North American Circus performance.
The Lorenzo Society is happy to remind you of the Weekly Wednesday Concert Series in honour of Dr. Li-Hong Xu continuing this Wednesday, March 15th.
Featured musician of the week: Swing 3
Joseph Albert is a familiar face within the concert series, and for his next performance he will be joined by his bandmates and UNBSJ students John Aidemouni and Olivia Schyf. Playing together since February 2023, The Swing 3 already gives the impression of playing together much longer, highlighting multiple genres with a focus on jazz.
The Lorenzo Society is excited to welcome the Swing 3 as this week’s Wednesday musicians.
* A Note on Parking: This term, The Lorenzo Society is unable to secure free parking on the campus. There are a limited amount of free parking spots by the Hans W. Klohn Commons, metered parking beside the Athletic Centre, and general lot parking for $5 a day. We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause, and are looking into alternate parking options for the Fall 2023 Term.
When: Every Wednesday, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, January 11th-April 5th. Where: Baird Dining Hall, Thomas J. Condon Student Centre, UNB Saint John Who: The Saint John String Quartet, Before the Mast, and more!
Music•Musique NB, in collaboration with the Charlotte Street Art Centre (Fredericton), Five and Dime (St John) and Xeroz Bar Arcade (Moncton) is organizing activities around International Women’s Day 2023. Every city is showcasing three artists who identify as women.
Savvy Session – IWD Discussion On March 8 (noon-1pm), join us for this casual conversation with professionals from the Canadian music industry.
Kyria Kilakos (Indica Records), Michelle LaCour (Audio Engineer) and Nicole Leger-Blockey (stage manager) will talk about their respective careers and take your questions about their fields of work, usually dominated by men.
Music•Musique NB, in collaboration with the Charlotte Street Art Centre (Fredericton), Five and Dime (St John) and Xeroz Bar Arcade (Moncton) is organizing activities around International Women’s Day 2023. Every city is showcasing three artists who identify as women.
Savvy Session – IWD Discussion On March 8 (noon-1pm), join us for this casual conversation with professionals from the Canadian music industry.
Kyria Kilakos (Indica Records), Michelle LaCour (Audio Engineer) and Nicole Leger-Blockey (stage manager) will talk about their respective careers and take your questions about their fields of work, usually dominated by men.
Music•Musique NB, in collaboration with the Charlotte Street Art Centre (Fredericton), Five and Dime (St John) and Xeroz Bar Arcade (Moncton) is organizing activities around International Women’s Day 2023. Every city is showcasing three artists who identify as women.
Savvy Session – IWD Discussion On March 8 (noon-1pm), join us for this casual conversation with professionals from the Canadian music industry.
Kyria Kilakos (Indica Records), Michelle LaCour (Audio Engineer) and Nicole Leger-Blockey (stage manager) will talk about their respective careers and take your questions about their fields of work, usually dominated by men.
The Lorenzo Society is happy to remind you of the Weekly Wednesday Concert Series in honour of Dr. Li-Hong Xu continuing this Wednesday, February 22nd.
Masa Kikuchi is a prominent figure in the Saint John music scene, playing with local groups such as Comhaltas Saint John, Gypsy Rover, 2nd Chance Band, The Seven 90s, and Next Door Station. While he will be playing the tin whistle, Irish flute, and bodhrán drum this Wednesday, he also plays the bassoon, uilleann pipe, accordion, and saxophone. Joining Masa will be Vanessa Briand on the fiddle. Vanessa is also active in Saint John musical groups, playing with Comhaltas, The Seven 90s, and busking at the Queen Square Farmers Market in the warmer months. Her skills range from fiddle, to bodhrán drum and mandolin. With a combined musical experience of over 30 years, Masa and Vanessa are sure to delight those who have the pleasure of hearing them play.
The Lorenzo Society is excited to welcome Masa Kikuchi and Vanessa Briand as this week’s Wednesday musicians.
ABOUT THE SERIES:
When: Every Wednesday, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, January 11th-April 5th. Where: Baird Dining Hall, Thomas J. Condon Student Centre, UNB Saint John Who: The Saint John String Quartet, Before the Mast, and more!
Social media is an extremely integral part of your art business, but it can be extremely overwhelming. Where should you focus your energy? What’s the difference between Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter? Should you be on Snapchat or TikTok? How do you avoid endless scrolling? Cait Milberry will answer your questions and help you develop a sustainable strategy that works for you.
Cait is a strategic advisor and marketing manager with over a decade of experience working with brands, bands, and various businesses across North America. Her focus is building and implementing sustainable strategies and creating content that backs them up.
Time slots are available for Zoom or in-person meetings (in-person sessions will take place at the ArtsLink NB office at 228 Germain St. in Saint John).
Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story is a humourously dark folktale woven together with a high-energy concert. This Klezmer-folk music-theatre hybrid starring genre-bending sensation Ben Caplan is inspired by the true stories of two Jewish Romanian refugees coming to Canada in 1908. It’s about how to love after being broken by the horrors of war. It’s about refugees who get out before it’s too late, and those who get out after it’s too late. And it’s about looking into the eyes of God.
Old Stock has toured to 32 cities around the globe, and has been performed over 250 times, receiving many awards and accolades along the way including a Herald Angel Award, Edinburgh Fringe First, seven Theatre Nova Scotia Merritt Awards, six Drama Desk nominations, and a New York Times Critics pick.
*Please be advised this performance contains strong language, has sexual content and is intended for mature audiences. Recommended for ages 13+
